SugsWorth Dinero

Big Sug better known as Sugsworth Dinero has been rapping since he was in elementary school, and then, started refining his skills in high school, forming a group, The Grandz with close friends C. Storme, A. $herman, & Vic Evans opening for well-known artists. Recording a few independent singles and releasing the underground classic, The Cap'n, he captured the attention of all true music lovers. His debut CD is stacked with blazing hot tracks and little treats for the ladies, like the C. Storme-assisted, Lights Out (Turn off the Lights 08'). For Sug, the old saying, If you can't be used... you are useless, holds up after all. First off, Sug's street flare is so unique, he had to start his own clothing line, The C squared Collection. Then theres the fresh Jersey mixed with South Carolina flow, which he describes as hip-hop with a rock star appeal. Others say his music is reminiscent of Big Pun in his prime and captivating like Jay-Z's untouchable lyrics over his homemade infectious beats. Finally, there's the hook: experience. Sug has music in his blood. Born Shannon L. Hill of Plainfield, New Jersey and son/nephew of P-funk superstar brothers Richard & Jack Hill and gospel singer Gwendolyn Hill, Sug remembers seeing his family perform countless major events. He says, music has always been a part of my life. I knew that I was going to be an entertainer at a very young age. The rapper, presses the envelope, setting him apart from the rest. I just got tired of everybody being a thug and looking exactly alike, says Sug. This attitude spawned his debut album Lifestylin'. The album brings the fresh back to hip-hop. One listen and you'll see why Sug is feeling and doing good. Sug's talents don't end with rhyming. Be on the look out for his instrumental, chopp'd and skru'd, and accappella album versions and mixtapes. In local and major stores everywhere!